Kabushiki Kaisha Yaskawa Denki

Jun Hagihara

Hiroshi Nakamura

Seitaro Ohta

Takeshi Arimatsu

A motor control apparatus includes a state quantity detector configured to output a detection signal in correspondence with a state quantity of a motor, a vibration detection unit configured to detect a disturbance vibration component of the motor based on a torque instruction and the detection signal and output a vibrational component signal in correspondence with the detection result, a speed signal generator configured to generate a speed signal based on a result of subtracting the vibration component signal from the detection signal, and a speed controller configured to generate the torque instruction based on a deviation between a speed instruction and the speed signal.

Motor control apparatus and motor control method

A motor control apparatus includes a power converter, a speed controller, and a stop position controller. The power converter outputs a current to drive a motor based on a torque command. The speed controller generates the torque command based on an error between a speed command of the motor and a speed of the motor. The stop position controller calculates an acceleration command to output a predetermined torque after detection of a reference position per revolution of a position detector for a first time during speed control of the motor, generates a torque feed-forward command based on the acceleration command, generates a position command based on the acceleration command, and generates the speed command based on an error between the position command and the motor position to execute position control of the motor.

Motor control apparatus and method for controlling motor

A motion controller accurately identifies system constants, such as inertia, viscous friction coefficient, and constant disturbance, without requiring operation, even in cases where viscous friction and/or constant disturbance are present. An identifier includes a time-differentiator for calculating an acceleration detection value afb by time-differentiating a speed detection value Vfb, a first filter for calculating Fafb by filtering the acceleration detection value afb, a second filter for calculating Fvfb by filtering the speed detection value Vfb, a third filter for calculating Ftref by filtering a torque command value Tref, and a JDC estimator for calculating an inertia identification value J_hat, a viscous friction coefficient identification value D_hat, and a constant disturbance identification value C_hat of a control object by performing time-differentiation and four arithmetic operations based on Ftref, Fvfb and Fafb.

Motion controller and system identifying method

When there exists an error between a model considered in feed-forward and an actual device, it is configured so as to enable the application of control having feed-forward such as predictive control without problem to reduce a model error. Furthermore, it is configured to enable more fine adjustment of the actual device by adjusting the balance of gains &#x3b1; and &#x3b2;. An operational unit is provided with an error signal calculation unit for outputting an error command and an error feedback value based on a position feed-forward signal and a position detection value, and an error compensation operation unit for controlling so that the error command and the error feedback value coincides with each other. This operational unit is provided at a control operation device.

Control calculation device

A robot control apparatus capable of largely reducing a calculation amount to be capable of lowering a load of a CPU is provided. A control apparatus of a robot includes: a plurality of shafts interfering with each other; each of the shafts including a motor (), (), an arm (), () coupled to the motor (), () via a spring element such as a speed reducer and a motor position detector (), () for detecting a position of the motor (), (); a position control unit (), () and a speed control unit (), () in order to operate each of the shafts in correspondence with an instruction for each of the plural shafts; an interference force calculating unit (), () for calculating interference force which is exerted to another shaft from an instruction of the own shaft; a non-interference torque signal forming unit (), () for forming a motor torque instruction signal by which the own shaft is operated in correspondence with the instruction also in such a case that interference force exerted from another shaft is present based upon the calculation value of the interference force exerted from another shaft, and the instruction of the own shaft; and a non-interference position signal producing unit (), () for producing a motor position signal by which the own shaft is operated in correspondence with the instruction also in such a case that interference force executed from another shaft is present based upon the calculation value of the interference force exerted from another shaft, and the instruction of the own shaft.

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Kitakyushu, Japan

Jun Hagihara